Anthropic, CEO of which called for slowing AI development, may release new model ahead of IPO

Anthropic is reportedly weighing the release of a new artificial intelligence (AI) model to counter the rising momentum of rival OpenAI’s newly deployed GPT-6 Astra, a report has said, citing three people familiar with internal discussions. The potential rollout comes ahead of an anticipated initial public offering (IPO) and arrives two weeks after Anthropic’s CEO…

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Leo Shani Horoscope Today, 21st September 2026: Saturn calls for a more solid routine; Uttara Ashadha Moon rewards steadfastness

With Saturn’s entry into Pisces, expect increased pressure connected to your shared duties and obligations. By refining your daily habits, you can reclaim precious time. The Uttara Ashadha constellation promotes steady commitment towards health. It’s important to resist the urge to shoulder others’ burdens while also paying attention to your fatigue signals. Solid routines can…

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Meet ‘Little Einstein’ Laurent Simons: 16-year-old PhD holder who is now researching how to slow human ageing and extend lifespan

Laurent completed his master’s degree in quantum physics at the University of Antwerp at age 12. At 15, most teenagers are preparing for higher secondary examinations or thinking about university. Laurent Simons was already defending a doctoral thesis in theoretical quantum physics. The Belgian researcher completed his first PhD at the University of Antwerp in…

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Bank strike from September 28-30 as unions demand 5-day work week: Banks may be shut for 5 days in a row as September 26-27 are holidays; SBI, Union Bank issue customer advisories

The unions are pressing for five-day banking and several other demands. Bank strike alert! Bank customers could face interruptions in branch-based services for three days from September 28 to September 30, 2026, if the United Forum of Bank Unions (UFBU) proceeds with its proposed nationwide strike.The proposed strike comes immediately after the weekend. September 26…

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Alabama agencies released about 1,500 rare native mussels into the Paint Rock River after years of streambank repair and barrier removal, using the animals themselves to help filter and restore the river

Representative Image (AI-genearted) A river once reshaped by human intervention is now being helped back to health by some of its smallest residents. About 1,500 rare native freshwater mussels were released into Alabama’s Paint Rock River on August 25, 2026, as part of a long-running effort to restore the watershed’s habitat and recover threatened species….

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Unni Mukundan to make his directorial debut with 50th film, actor also turns writer, says ‘I’ve always wanted to tell stories in my own voice’ |

Malayalam actor and producer Unni Mukundan is set to embark on a new chapter in his career as he turns writer-director with his upcoming 50th film. The actor will not only headline the project but will also write and direct it, making the film a significant milestone in his journey.The yet-untitled project will be backed…

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Psychology Of Punctuality: Psychology says people who arrive very early at work may have this habit: It’s not always about being hardworking

We all have that one or two colleagues who somehow always manage to be there well before time, maybe 10- 20 minutes earlier?We often ask ourselves: How do they manage to do it nearly all the time?Are they more dedicated and really care about the job? Are those assumptions nobody really questions that we imagine…

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Rhode Island’s offshore wind turbines are attracting Jonah crabs, raising a bigger question about whether they are creating new marine habitat |

Far below the surface off the coast of Rhode Island, the bases of offshore wind turbines are becoming something more than supports for machines. Their hard foundations are providing places for marine organisms to settle, creating patches of habitat on an otherwise softer seafloor. Barnacles, mussels, algae and other small creatures can attach themselves to…

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